Censorship
Uganda's military chief orders shutdown of two major media outlets
Uganda’s military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered two leading media outlets closed, saying he does not believe in a free press and that journalists should be guided by government loyalists.
Channel 14 presenter reveals allegedly sensitive US-Iran security information live
Do Israelis know what’s going on? - opinion
Pro-Iranian hacking group Handala claims breaching ex-IDF chief Halevi's phone
China censoring research on coronavirus origins - report
The Chinese government reportedly recorded the first coronavirus case as early as November 17.
Bollywood's first gay romantic comedy banned in UAE
"The film will not be screened in theatres in the predominantly Muslim UAE, a desert country of around 10 million people where gay sex is illegal," said filmmaker Hitesh Kewalya.
David Grossman book banned in Russia for 'causing teen pregnancy, STDs'
The commissioner's directive was circulated across all public libraries and bookstores, where all copies of the book "Someone to Run With" are now no longer available for sale.
Lithuania continues Soviet-style censorship 30 years post-independence
Holocaust distortion is so prevalent in Lithuania, which has initiated and led many of the initiatives in Eastern Europe to rewrite the narrative of World War II and the Holocaust.
Mother Palestine can’t go online, cartoon by Carlos Latuff says
The cartoon shows Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas unplugging a computer.
Israel in top 20 countries whose governments censor online data - report
The report found that the Israeli government made more than 5,500 content removal requests to tech giants in roughly the last decade.
Shut up, Shakespeare, Part 2
It’s not looking great for Shakespeare. Should he ripped out of textbooks in the Holy Land? Depends on whom you ask.
Livni slams Bnei Brak bylaw banning billboards with women’s photos
Meretz leader Tamar Zandberg is also a victim of billboard censoring.
Between the freedom and security of information
The Spokesperson’s Unit and Military Censor have completely collapsed.
Behind Kuwait's rising book censorship
Despite a constitution that protects freedom of expression, many Kuwaitis fear that an Islamist bloc in parliament will impose stricter bans
